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20-JAN-2007	Shirley Haden

Nose in the Snows - Shirley
by Shirley Haden

Olympus E-300
1/250s f/7.1 at 150.0mm iso100 hide exif

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Date/Time	20-Jan-2007 00:59:43
Make	Olympus
Model	E-300
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	150 mm
Exposure Time	1/250 sec
Aperture	f/7.1
ISO Equivalent	100
Exposure Bias
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Metering Mode	matrix (5)
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Exposure Program	aperture priority (3)
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Guest		31-Jan-2007 14:18
great capture and looks great in b&w. so lucky to get this shot. Katherine

Shirley Haden		30-Jan-2007 05:24
Thank you all and this little guy thanks you all too, after all he is the cutie that made the shot. Cynops, I agree with you 100%, sure wish I could have gotten it a bit lower. I couldn't get much lower from where I was because that blurry stuff in the forground is a ridge of snow that was higher then he was. Drat eh? ;o)

Guest		29-Jan-2007 23:53
Well followed and lit! Louis

Guest		29-Jan-2007 14:35
Excellent capture, don't get me wrong. Maybe if you had been more at ground level, it would have been a killer one. Great lighting there, it was about the moment, and you captured it very well. Cynops

Olympus DSLR Challenge		26-Jan-2007 20:54
The people who love the animals, have the gift to photograph them in this vivid way. I think that there's some kind of connection between your subjects and you, and this fact is reflected in the photos like this one. endika

Guest		26-Jan-2007 17:04
Great shot Shirley. The snow really adds to this shot and the expression is perfect. Don

Shirley Haden		23-Jan-2007 05:34
Charlie I think they whisper to me! :o) Jono, This one was very close, I would say within 15-20 feet away. He was still in the woods but right beside a big tree that was close to the road, so right on the edge of the trees. This is his first winter so I wonder how he likes the snow. Funny, they really seemed to be having fun in it.

Guest		23-Jan-2007 01:36
This shot is really growing on me Shirley. I think it is the timid connection with those eyes. How on earth do you get so close to all these animals? You doing some whispering?? charlie

jono		23-Jan-2007 00:13
Well, I think it's splendid - the light on the face is a real winner, and the composition is also splendid. best wishes

Miroslav Kral		21-Jan-2007 08:41
Nobody have to push himself out of the norms of their own, and who can tell to win is a must. I think all is fun and good photos we can share with friends is what we need.

Shirley Haden		21-Jan-2007 07:27
Thank you Brent. I'm really not in an animal rut, I do take many photos of other subjects but for some dang reason, these silly animals are what I find the most fun to look at. I know I wont win any challenges taking these and I maybe am not pushing myself hard enough to think out of my norm. But, then here is this deer within a few feet of me so hungry he doesn't even care that I open the door and snap a shot under my car door. He barely even looks.

Guest		21-Jan-2007 04:02
nice exposure control with the brightness of the snow. I have never seen this view of a deers head before. The reflected light really helps fill out the shapes.